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Sheri Lambert

Sheri Lambert

Professor of Marketing, Temple University
Prof Sheri Lambert is a faculty member in Marketing and Supply Chain Management at the Fox School of Business of the Temple University where she teaches Marketing Strategy, Digital Innovation in Marketing and Consumer Buyer Behavior at the undergraduate, graduate, and executive levels. Repeatedly recognized by her students for outstanding instruction, Sheri is a recipient of several awards for excellence in teaching. She is founder of the Fox MSMR Industry Advisory Board (IAB) a partnership among business leaders, faculty and students that generates knowledge about the market research industry through educational programs, global forums and research. Sheri also is one of the faculty advisors to Temple University's American Marketing Association (TU AMA) collegiate chapter.
In addition, Sheri is Managing Director of the Fox Center for Executive Education partners with organizations to strengthen their management, executive and board-level leadership teams.

Prior to joining the Fox School, she served as Chief Marketing Officer at Big Sofa Technologies and a member of its Global PLC Board. With her executive management and high-level experience, including years of market research consulting engagements in both consumer and B2B sectors across a wide range of industries and methodologies, her areas of expertise are strategic planning, organization, development and management. Sheri has held Senior Leadership positions within some of the world’s largest marketing research consulting firms. Including, Ipsos and Kantar Group. At Ipsos, she was the Global Head and Executive Vice President of the Travel & Leisure Sector and Global Loyalty Practic. At TNS she served as Managing Director of its North America Transportation, Travel & Hospitality Sector and was President of TNS NFO Plog Research Company.

Sheri received her Master of Business Administration in Marketing from the Stephen M. Ross School of Business at the University of Michigan, and a Bachelor of Science in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University.

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